
It will be quite a day/
When we are shocked/
to hear of dehumanization/
the day distinctions that/
parse hate into a salubrious gaze/
unseeing/
the real deal of making the neighbor less/
may be the order of this day/
but I declare/
quite a day is coming/
On it we will hardly be believed/
though we will cite evidence/
build museums/
tell the truth/
that once we lived the fabric of tolerating/
evil/
weaved the essence of dehumanization/
like butter wouldn’t melt in our mouths/
in our churches/
schools/
families/
the day will come/
quite a day/
when our privilege unmasked is unimaginable/
and the very thought of who we are now/
will make the children/
weep
